March 7, 2022
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The 2022 Vegetable Garden is Officially Started

On the larger west part of my garden, I got the whole garden foundation set finally. After nearly emulsifying the soil, roots, and remaining plants that I didn’t transplant I made rows and redid the drip system Sunday. I ended … Continue reading

March 5, 2022
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Vegetable Garden Getting Closer to Finish

This is the weekend to get this vegetable garden in full gear. Check out the changes as I get the garden set. I chopped up the roots pulled some weeds and the pesky mint plants and roots. I then threw … Continue reading

February 27, 2022
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2022 Vegetable Garden Started with Replants

Contending with rototiller issues not off to a smooth start with the vegetable garden so went with a different approach this year. The rototiller stalled on the east part of the garden last week so after the small engine came … Continue reading

September 2, 2021
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Delicious Meals Ahi Tuna and Chili

This past week I had some good food adventures making Ahi tuna paired with my garden vegetables plus sticky rice and then made some chili a couple of days later also using garden vegetables. The tuna dish I kept simple … Continue reading

August 21, 2021
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Enchilada, Flowers and Gardening Weekend Start

Enchilada’s have become a new way to use my garden produce starting Friday for the beginning of this weekend. I used a mix of tomatoes and peppers from my garden cooked in a skillet and then pureed in a blender. … Continue reading

July 29, 2021
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Massive Garden Produce Harvest for the Day

I had a massive harvest today partially due to not picking produce everyday for the past week. So much else has been popping up I got out of my routine. I didn’t want to pick items without being ready to … Continue reading

July 5, 2021
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Utilizing Garden Produce

The utilization of all that great produce from your garden is why you go through the trouble of growing a garden in the first place. Once that production of food stops you long for that season to begin again so … Continue reading